Saturday, March 19, 2011

Audrina Patridge's dumped boyfriend brands her 'heartless' in Twitter rant

By Daily Mail Reporter


War of words: Audrina Patridge and her Corey Bohan split earlier this month


There is no love lost between Audrina Patridge and her ex-boyfriend Corey Bohan.

The gold medal BMX rider, who dated Audrina, for more than a year and a half, took to his Twitter page today to brand the former Hills star 'heartless' and 'insecure'.

Corey wrote several expletive filled messages, most of which were later deleted, calling the 25-year-old reality star a slew of names.


Clearly still reeling from their break up earlier this month he wrote: 'A girl that's told yes by everyone surrounding them grows up to be a heartless closed off insecure individual.

'Time 2 pick up the pieces & stop being so sad! Some woman will always be empty & rotten from the inside out,' he wrote in an earlier message.

'U cant love a heartless woman.'

According to US Weekly magazine, Audrina finished the relationship between the two in early March and wasted no time moving on.

Hurt: The BMX rider called the reality star 'heartless' and 'insecure'


She was spotted getting cosy with polo player Nic Roldan less than a week later while filming scenes for her new reality show, Audrina, in Florida.

'Major sparks flew between Audrina and Nic Saturday night, and the entire evening they couldn't stop laughing and touching each other,' a source told Perez Hilton.

'Audrina seemed to be having the time of her life, dancing and mingling with guests, but you could tell she was especially focused on Nic.'

Audrina's new VH1 reality show chronicles how she deals with combining fame with an ordinary family life.

Not worried: Audrina was spotted out today heading to lunch at Villa Blanca where she shared a cuddle wth owner Lisa Vanderpump's dog Giggy
Co-starring in her new show is her mother Lynn, her father Mark and her three siblings.


So far a tight-lipped Audrina has made sure not to reveal too much about the show.

'It's a reality show about me and my family,' she told Us Weekly last year. 'Everything that people have wondered about me, they'll now get to see.'

Bosses at VH1 are thrilled about the new concept.

'We love that Audrina's life plays out simultaneously on two levels,' Jeff Olde from VH1, said in a statement.

'On one level, she is working hard to establish herself in the entertainment industry,' the statement continues.

'But at the same time she has this amazingly real, supportive family in Orange County who keeps her grounded.

'Ultimately, this is the story of a young woman with dreams, goals and ambitions all put through the no-BS filter of her family.'


Source : dailymail

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